When uploading files on the web, use the Upload box:
<input type= "file" id= "F" name= "F" >
this stuff is a very special object in IE (other occasionally not tested). If you write manually or other objects triggered by some event to fill the value , because of security issues, in the submission form, often will be emptied, so upload failed. simply say, unless your mouse point to the upload box on the F, IE will give you upload files!
Even if you assign a f onclick handle to an object, such as:
<input type= "file" id= "F" name= " F ">
<input onclick=" F.click () " value=" click ">
you "Click" , the same will pop-up file selection dialog box, but disappointed: you can not upload files! What about ? Look at this paragraph:
<body onmousemove= "F.STYLE.PIXELLEFT=EVENT.X-200;F.STYLE.PIXELTOP=EVENT.Y-10;" >
<input type= "text" ><input type= "button" onmousemove= "" >
< Input type= "file" id= "F" name= "F" style= "position:absolute;" >
</BODY>
Click the mouse, see the effect of it? Based on the above ideas, we can get it to a button under the OK!!
To really simulate the effect, you have to hide F, add an opaque alpha filter, plus the Hidefocus attribute, hide F's dotted line:
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